Where and how is the best way to store emergency earthqake supplies?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

the best things you can store for emergencies are canned goods (a can opener!), bottled water (to drink) and tab water (just in case), nothing that needs to be cooked (you may not have electricity or propane for a while), a kit with medical supplies (bandaids, peroxyde, etc). All of this put it in a backpack (which is easy to carry when you rush to the door), and place? well near an exit (do not block the exit!) just place it near so you remember is there and carry it with you to a safe zone (which usually is outside any building)

Answer 4

I dont know a good place to store that stuff....but I was in the big quake of 89. People were lined up at the stores trying to buy bottled water. Keep lots of bottled water and canned foods (like soup). You never know when your going to have electricity and good drinking water after a quake. Thats a really smart question.

Answer 5

I bought a new plastic trash can, filled it up and store it outside in our shed. I change the water jugs every few months.

Answer 6

In a knapsack on your back because at least its with you then.
How else would you know exactly where and when it was going to happen.

Answer 7

out in the open, away from possible falling objects,and anchored securely to the ground

Answer 8

a couple of rubbermaid bins.....the tough ones not the clear ones...